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prohibitionist, and ii was claimed
that Mccoy, who owned a saloon, felt
enmi,y towards him on that account.
% the day OF the murder, the men
had q little dispute sbont Guinea
fowls. DR.. Northrup Wa attacked by
All Mccoy, the prisoner, as we'll as by
James Mccoy, his brother, and Pier
son Mccoy, James son. Northrup
defended himself uparmed until the
young Mccoy brought gun, after
hi, father and uncle had tempted their
pistols, and gave II to the prisoher,
who deliberately shot to death the al.
ready wounded Norihrup. Mccoy
was postmaster of the village a. the
time VI tho murder. There is much
Dissatisfaction with the verdict. The
shooting was done in daylight on tho
street, and most people regarded II
worthy Of capital punishment.
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BOODLISG ALL HE RAGE.
A Book Keeper DexteIousiy swim.
dies 90 the Tune OF $4,000.

CHICAGO. TIL, August LA. J.
Whitman, book.keeper for the Central
Unioa Telephone Company, was or.
rested today for forgery and waving
examination was committed 10 the
Criminal Court under s25, 900. Three
years ago Whitman entered the tele.
phone c)mpany's service and rapidly
won his way 10 position OF confidence
and responsibility. Within these
three years, 20 far "A ascertained, he
has acquired q deficit OF $4,000. On
June 10Th, last, he forged two checks
for $500 each On the Northwestern
National Bank. His bold and acour.
ate method, his versatile penmauship
and his cool assurance max his crime
as a highly fnished piece OF work. 10
due form he drew mp check on the
said bank 10 the order Of i. r. Ross,
manager Of the telephone com.
pany; slgned by W. S. Chapman,
the treasurer; oounlersigned by
Geo. T. Phillips, the pres.
ident and endorsed by RoW. Each
OF the forged signatnTei partook 80
strongly OF the character Of ito re-
spectiye copy piece that u required
much Tins 20 run the crime down.
On that same dew, aud in like fashion,
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ALL on ACCOUNT OF ELIzl.
An Old isdian's Young wife stIT-
Up n Camp.

CHICAGO, Ill, August LA Times
special from Kimberley, MINI, says:
A lsrse number Of Indians, q fusion
Of the Chippewa, Wlnnebago and Pill.
ager tribes, ale cAmped near here, on.
gsge1 In picking beulos. A very
pretty young tquaw was married some
weeks ago TO an old Indian WHO had a
young son living. Two young Ind ans
iiom one Of the other iribes aTou ID
the Ire Of the ole husband BY init.
macy with the wife. The iesl9ul rcd
man th1l one Of the inyaden "A bic
happlnesasd frightened the otheF
oh. This happened Friday afternoon.
katly Sunday morning the turyIyirz
lothaiio encountered the ola mar aud
son, killing tic young man and a..
Ilously Woundiug ihe senior. Tlis
little domestic difficulty has csustd a
divieion Of opinion In camp. Threats
OF whole ale 6laughler are .nAls by
both factions. Few setllers m the vi.
chilly are alarmed ~ the turn Of a.
fairs and believe clash will occur
very toon,
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grnnh I.apE-iou,. rr,ni.

PErER'BURo, Va, Augur. The
trial Of Flank Lanps'on for lhe muir.
dor OF John II. Rufin on the 4,h Of
April commenced hero today. The
pfisoner In tho con OF tho Hon. John
~. LhpRiton, formerly United States
Minislef 70 Haytl, and Rufiln was A
prominent politician. Lang,ton wac
indicted by tho grand jury In April,
but tho court today quashod the In.
diclment, holding II 10 be invalid b..
cause tho brennan Of the jury yao tho
Owner Of . g'iat min AID not oiglble
81 jHrglnan under the law of VIZ.
gina. A new jury ives summoned
and q new Indictment iouad aad ia,
case proceeded. A jury is bolrg i'm.
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sPRISGFiELD, Ill, BOODLERs.
Couaty omeisls' Crsohedp..s A
BONANZA In rratnps,

CHiCAoo, August la special from
Springfield, H., sayr Too investlga.
ton by Commiltse q tho sAnsamon
County Bead OF supirvlsom into the
aaaiB OF tho shena's onlc,, bas ad.
vsnced onp sep itrther and The at.
csunis Of sx sheiIE Gihlon have now
been overhauleJ, mshing tho Iourth In
tho Lat Of ,x.shehas whota books
have been extmiued. An itsmlz,d
bill vHs pretented him Saturday for
1920 for fees aud moneys tollsc,eJ.
which thonld have boon returned 10
The county, 10. E're retained by him.
lilo Informed tho officer presenting the
bill thu; he had rnn tho CfIico Tor ali
II was worth, tia, he huppused he was
entitled 10 these em0lumontB and A
the sherifJ bad been koepis, hsm.
he supposed he might.
Toe Investigation, 70 far 40 carried.
ahowg money due tho county from
hherih G,bsou aud three Of his prede-
ceesoie amounting TO S2i 0J0.
IL 10 developed that yaral OF these
sherlhs hAvo been 10 q sort Of part.
nership with the city police % obtain
money iron the county by tho msnlp.
ulstion OF irsmp8 aTeBiO1 by the DO.
Ice. Sheriff q lndsll, from December
lal. TO MHy 70 last, resolved 400 OF
theso Illegally committed yagfants.
sheiih Malone, dnriug tbTo yosu Of
his lorin Of cities, received 1883 of
them. In order 10 giimulalD tho no.
lloemen 10 fctivliy In thu Inns al on.
terprisa, they we're paid hi y cents a
hesd Tor all tIampo brought In - he
ls1ged over night.
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Removal Under ,he usn..

BERLIN, August 1.-The Post pub
lishea telegram from Warsaw which
denies the reported removal uudsr the
ukase of March 28th Of the foreign
managers Oh commercial works in
Rossia. The ukase has not yet boon
applied verely.
The judgment Of the Wessr admir-
atty court, In the case OF the steamer
Oder, which was stranded at Socotra,
May 80, relieves Captain Pfeher oil
all blame Of the loss OF the steamer
and allows him to retain his cirtifi.
cate. The German delegate to the
International Conference on bouniies
will be instructed to accede TO the
abolition Of the sugar bIunty II other
powers also Rcceda.
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LlEOR TROUBLES.
A Misunderstsnding Between Mill
Owners and work men.

PIrrs BuRo, Pa, Aug. l.--To.dsy 10
auguIated what from present indioa-
tionB will be the most serious mlsun-
dsrstanding that has arisen for years
between the Amslgsmsted Associa'i
Of iron and seal workers and the
manufacturers. Already q number OF
mills In the Mahonipg Valley have
been cloeed down and nearly 5000
iron wo kers are out OF employment,
while the indications ara that before
May days there will bs q still larger
number Of idle mills. The trouble Ia
caused by an attempt on the part Of
the Amalgamated Association to en-
force an old law In their cons iiut on,
which provides that no man shall
hold two jobs at mill. Att Q recent
annual convention OF iron workers an
amendment slismstisipg the
holder Of two jobs as n "blsck
sheep" was passed, aud II was
decided 10 enforce the law after
August lst The Numbers OF the rs.
sociutlon were notified Of the action
taken, and ~ a rule gave mp their
extra jobs, but the trouble aroSo over
non. mgmben, who refused. At the
mills VI Painter 4 Sons, In this city,
Brown, Bonneli Il 90, Mahoning
Valley Iron 90, and Cart wright. Nc.
Curdy 4 90, of YuuDgstown, Ohio,
the mill owners refused 10 discharge
these men and the mills closed down
this morning. The came trouble is
expected at the Solar lion Works, In
thic city, aud at the iron works al
Akron, Ohio, and 6iTarj, Pa. The
manufacturers refuse TO focogniz, the
law on the g'ouud ,hot II wss not IN.
cludsd In the asTe ment or the scale
OF wages they signed. Both eideu are
determined TO mainiGin tho stand
taken, and uulfss an amioabc sett Q.
ment 10 reached room, several thou.
sand more mill wo kvrs may DO on, OF
en- nlnvmont
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A VERY Lively Plight.

Kansas DRY, NO., August Ia
special 10 tho Tines from wIchlla,
Ksn., sayt; A lively Gshi rsged this
afternoon for twenty minutes In Iron.
Of tho Eagle Cornioe WoIke. SINE
ten days ago q oolored policeman a..
tempted 10 prevent vorkmen from
drinking beer In front Of the place.
This resulted in unpleasant feel.
ings between the workmon and
the negroes generally. This afternoon
about twenty negioes assembled IN
front oil the place and began abusing
q workman and 1,ally knocked him
down. This was the tlgnal for a u ht
One Of the participants had his skull
cracked, another had his law and an
arm broker, add another his shoulder
dislccatej, and many more received
LEES serious ipjuTieB.
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Mccoy Gully.

CHICAGO. LILA News special from
Portsmouth, o, says: "Tho jury In tho
celebrated case Of AN Mccoy, charged
with tho murder Of D.. N3rlhru5, 70.
turned verde. this morning Mccoy
is adjudged guilty Of murder Ia The
second degree"
The crime Of Mccoy Wal the killing
10 May last, ~ Hayerhill, Ohio, OF DR..
Gorihrup. Tue victim was q noted
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
PRESIDEN G INVITED
To Chicago, New orleans and Knox.
VILE.

Vile.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 1.-The com.
mittse on invitation TO offer the hospi.
tslity Of Chicago to President Clevs-
land held an informal meeting at the
mayors Office yesterday. Since the
President on . similar occasion has
expressed the wish that no delega-
tioDs be sent to see him this hot
weather, the committee decided to
issue formal address, signed by all
the committee, inviting the President
to visit the city at his earliest convent.
ence. Melville w. Fuller, chairman
Of the committee, was instructed with
the duty OF preparing THE formal in
yitation.
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An Immense Immigration MOVE
meat IBsug n. ated.

ST. PRrRtsDURd. AuguSt IAN i'm
mense immigration movement, lie pro-
ceedinR in Central Russia Peasapts
and ia'mers are going In large mum
bsn to Western Siberia. where free
pasture and arabic lands abound. The
movement threatens TO result in Sc
rloue agricultural crisis, II 10 reported
that the governmen: 10 abou. 70 stop
the migration.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
A slight EsrIhqushe feIt 40 MID.
nlsIl
lsPEoiAL 10 THE lrFrlL.

NAtHvILLB, TENN, August AT
IL 81 o'clock this morning this city
YVES vitited by an earthquake shock. 1t
lated about elk seconds and awakened
many people. In tho offlcn OF the
Signal Service o server articles lying
90 tables we're misplaced. A rum.
bling noise was msde. The shock
passed from the fouh 10 the north.
No damage was done.
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as we'll as to an equal amount, Whit

as we'll as to an equal amount, Whit
man fraudulently uttered another
check, except that in this instance Z.
II Wilson was the psyee. The bapk
people had Whitman arrested on
these two charges yesterday, while
the officers OF the telephone company
came Tor ward 10 testify that they bal
discovered their losses at Whitma1's
dex'erous hand amount to nearly
$4,000. Whitman was unable to
furnish the bail and went to al.
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r.It Hvas.xtiI.

EVANSVILLE, ISD., August AT
1880 this morning slight Garth.
quake was felt here. Tnere were
three tremors immediately following
each other. Weather today has BEEN
hot ana sultry, with slight bretz, to-
night.
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New Orleans Iayita,ion.

NEw ORLEASs, La, August L.
Tho Committees appointed here
by the va,ious social clubs,
commercial exchanges, military organ.
iE,tions and city eficlals, me. today
aud invited President and Mrs. 1.eyt.
land and friends 10 visit this city
sometime during The coming fall.
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TIE BULGARIAN PRINCE.
FERD .NAND WILL TAKE The
OATH THURSDAY.
He Does This Against the Advice
OF The Saxe-Cuburg
Family.

BERLIN, August L. 1t Is reported
that Prince Ferdinand, againet the ad-
vico of the other members OF the
sixe'Coburg family, will start tomor-
row for Bulgaria, snd will take the
cath Of Office rs Ponce Of Bulgaria at
TiInova on Thursdsy.
Twenty-Five hundred joiners are on
strike at Hamburg. The police have
suppressed he ioiuers' union. Work
men oil all trades arc intensely indig-
nant.
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RLUkLUX
Preparing for Anoi her eBaisusht
spor tho GOOD People.


CHICAGO, III, August IA Times
special from Hurisburg, H., says.
Persona who have just returned from
bardin county report that tho Klu.
sluH gang arc preparing for another
Onslaught on tho good people Of tina.
section. hlncs the James Bel Va,a,.
Al ~ On OF lat week, County Judge
Jacob Hoas, Logan Belts wife. and a
number NJ others have received writ.
ten notices 10 leave the county. Tina
people throughout tho cornty ara ter.
nfied, and many ara leaving without
receiving the invitafion 'srisnded IA
90 rany. The gang IN beginning 10
warn people Of olher counties 10 gst
out Of bouthorn Ilinoin. Among
those are friends OF The lao Logan
and James Belt, who lived In The
neighbofibg county Of galla,ln, Not
lees than eight othVrs who have 10.
ceiyed these notices bGy0 boon way.
laid and Lilled. A meeting of Tho
ciuEena OF the comfy N called
Tor Augutt q 20 devise meang 10
itrret ont the murieronl mis-.
croanis. Tho gang Ia eomsWhst
on the order OF tho Bald Knob.
beFs, and IL getting holder with each
successive crimo. Earl Sherwood, one
OF the peitons warned 10 leave. has
taken mp HIS residence here ioy fear
bic life will be taken.
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Knoxville Pail. In Line.

kStxSILLE, TENN, August LA
cordial invitation TO Wait this city,
signed by all the officers aud directors
Of the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
the city Of Knoxville, was forwarded
tonight 10 President Cleveland and
"a !.
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A CHILD WIPE mURDIRED
NJ Her Youthful uusbssa Becau.e
They We're Kept Apart.

NEW YoRE, August Mrs. Lillio
Schlimmer, q fifteen year old wife.
was murdered In cold blood by her
youthful husband, Joseph, In Jersey
City ct 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
couple were married with the consent
OF their parents, but on account Of
her age II was agreed that they should
not live together for two years. II Ia
said that young Schlimmer has been
erdeayoring 10 persuade the sirl 20
leave the parental roof. She reiused,
and he has been hanging susDlciously
around the house ever since. This ~.
ternoon che was walking down Erie
street With her mother aud grand
mother. Al the corner Of Second
street hehlimmer walked ~ 20 her
and placing pistol at her brllat fred.
She fell 10 the sidewalk and died.
Schlimmer stopped 10 tell the grand.
mother that she was responsible for
the tragedy aud thsn ned.
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CINCINNATI, o., August l.-Indlca.
lions tonight are that the yorking.
men have carried their State ticket in
Newport, KY, by 900 plurality, and
in Coylpg.on by 26O plurality. They
areelated and sapguine OF success IN
kenlon and Campbell eounlils.
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A Preb.hI. peuhin unra.r.

NEW YohK, Augutt 1.-The white
vile Of John O. @. DJwner, Q mulAtto,
and the wife Of rbomss Byrnss, who
live In the tame tenement on Thomp.
son street, quRfrelled today. When
their husbands came home tonieh,
the Ssmon gave their respective YER.
dom Of the trouble. Subsequently
tho two men and Daniel Toehan, q
brother In lay of b. rnts, met on the
sidewalk In font OF the house and 70.
newed their quarrel. Dovner beat
Byrnes over the head with heavy 70.
yolyer, and when Teeban inlerierod,
turned and shot him twice In the 70.
glon Of tho heart, killing him In.
ttGntly. Then he put two balls into
Byrnes, one In the groin and one In
tbs back, ind citing what arc believed
70 be fatal injuries. DoWner wm ar.
fetted.
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KANSAS 0lTY.-Ulspa,chug 10 the
A's,ociAted PfoBs from varsuB points
In kanfas report heavy rama Sunday
and to-day. This will b. Of great ben.
eht to the corn crop which Sai badly
in need Of fAin,
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
AMlN COMMITS A DOUBLE MUIR.
DER AND KILLS HIMsELF.
A Desperate Member Of jesse james
Old Gang Kills Two Of a
Sheriff's Posse.

CAMDEN, N. j., August Ia more
horrible tragedy never occurred in
this city than that which occurred in
South Camden few minutes before
six o'clock this evening, when Will
liam Wiltshire, seventy years Of age
and keeper Of an oyster saloon shot
his wife, Ella, aged forty-seven; DELHI.
erately murdered Justice Of the Peace,
VIM. 8. Darr, col'red, and then
fiaished the work OF destruction by
sending a bnllet through his own
braio, dy ing almost instantly. The
tragedy occurred In Justice Dare
office. Wiltshire had lived unhappily
with his wife. The couple had three
children, aged six, twelve and fifteen.
About two weeks ago Mrs. Wiltshire,
becoming tired Of her husbands abuse,
vent TO Justice Dirr's cfice and had q
warrant issued, charging him with
non.support and cruelty. Hs was ar.
rested, tried and ordered to
pay 50 per week for The support OF his
wife end children Instead OF giving
his wife the amount ordered by the
court he gave her but$2. The woman
appealed Tor more, but her husband
refused TO listen, the consequence be.
ing that the old family quarrel was
renewed and continued until death
put an end tos II. Previous TO ths
tragedy this evening Wiltshire entered
the house, grtsped his vile by the
throat and commenced choking her.
She succeeded In gett ng away from
him and ran 10 the oflice OF the un for.
tunste Jus Ice. sho wsc telling him
her troubles WHEN her husband en-.
tered and TIRES minutes later the wife,
husband and justice were dead.
The Rev. George Morris Wittep, a
colored preacher, who was an eye wit.
ness TO the tragedy, rays that Mrs.
Wiltshire was telling the Justice Of the
abusss she had received VI the hands
" her husbsnd when Wiltshire en-
tered the office. The justice gently
demonstrated with the mao for bis
treatment OF his wife, when Willshire
pulled q large csliber revolver and
fired two shols al his wife. The fiB,
somewhat stunned her, but the Gee.
ond did the work, and the wom,n
foil 10 the floor lile!ees. With.
in an instant Wiltshire chsnged
his position aud. fred at the
uttice. The ball struck him In the
right temple and he expired almost
instantly. The man, after completing
his murderous work, walked out Of
the Office with the smoking revolver
In bis hand. He walked half block
whsn no placed the pistol back OF hiS
risht ear, pulled the trigger and fell TO
the ground desd. Justice DAr was
foIty five years Of age. He was a
widower and leaves one child. He
was . leading Republican paliiician
bad served nearly Eve years 40 JOS
iico OF the peace and has twice beon
elected alderman.
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Fletcher PrspsIis MN. Two Won,

'"'F EFnhsha atur Two MON.
NrnaAtrA DRY, Nrs., August L.
A special telegram to the Daily News
from Gag, No., gives full particulars
Of the killing Of Anthony Dslong and
and Gideon B)s.wick. Sheriff Danny,
Of Polk county, states that on Thuri-
day, tho 26b, tho posse captured
three horse thieves near Forest Oity.
They we're Con and Fletcher Franklin
aud Harrison Stone. Tho thieyes
were dlsarmed, but Fletcher, giving
an excuse, went 10 his wagon, AMI
getting hold Of pistol commented
rhoot.ng, the officers returning y
FIRE. The shooting scared the ofilceia'
team, causing u 20 ron away, leaving
the officers without ammunition and
poweIless. Another posso was ial 4
aud caught the thieyos three miles
northwest Of Phelps, nj n farm honss.
Both sides promptly began shooting.
The bni shot from Fletcher Franklin
struck belong In the back part OF the
head. The eseond shot struck Gideon
Boilwiek in the shoulder. The Fink.
Inns then started northwest aud gnc.
ctedtd In GLIDING the oilc Tho
sheriff followed a blind trail inlo
Iowa, bat can 6od no trsos Of tbs
thleyts lie says Fletcher Franklin
belonged 10 the old jesse Jameo gang
and lisa desperate man. Parties are
still tcouHng the country.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-19
NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECT.
AORs II the Mutual Telephone Co. held
Ills day It was decided TO reduce the rent Of
Instruments to $500 per month in the Districts
Of Koolaa, Eva, Waianie and Waialua.
A. JAEGER,
Secretary Mutual Telephone Company.
Honolnlu, Jan. o, 1887.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
nrinhInx At th. spring.

IL may not 30 generally known, and We are
certain that the officers Il the 5Ociety were
not aware OK he fact, that liquor, five gal
Ions 8t a time. raS served out az the late
couIs-y fair 20 th0Es who could fulfill The re-
quirsunent5 governing an unlicensed establish
msn' on tho grounds The parties who thus
violated the law were, as Tar Is We could
learn. Philadeiphlans, two colored and three
white men They located their GROWER in
an out x the WAY place 90 as 20 escape the
ewes u the officers and worked their game
without being interrupted A five gallon
2efni John, nlled with WHISKY, was buried
under ground To the neck OF the vessel
which Vas even with the surface. rubber
tube was attached and through this the
beverage vra~ drunk One II the party would
sis on tho stump Of = tree Close by and await
his customer, who, after paying ten cents,
bad the privilege Of getting down on his
hancss and knees Ia order 20 take pull at tht
'-Ero~lern The party relieved each other
often. 50 as not % attract attention, for IL one
man were seen loi,ering about The ono spot
and az \ place, tO,s where an outsider could
see no esrthlv reason for his doing so, he
might he spotted as something crooked They
did good business and many persons were
we'll under way when the owners of the under
ground g-os shop pulled up stakes. having
run out OF stOck.-DelSwarsC County Republi-
can
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
Hoy .Ahsinthe Is rnkon.

The French ab~inthe drinker takes goblet
fuu of cold water-nCs necessarily iced
though preferably sc-and adds to .t. drop by
drop. ina enough Of the lguo~ 20 give IL a
very light green tinge. wherever the ligbl
strikes the mixture the most lovely Jpalina
hues ara seen. and there - no sight SO lovely
70 the eve ol the confirmed ai,sinthc driuker
4 sip of the auit leaves IN The mouth the
most delightful after taste, much Ike AMI
settc. only wanting in the fat taste. wkicll
would come from dilut.ng that lique0r
T-aerc is too. an added fs=oF. unlike any
taing else in the world. SO prepared. at.
siuthe makes refreshing ans exhIarating
dTiRk, most grs.stui fD th7 palate, but woe
20 unso him who yisiis TOO continuously 20
vhas seorns harmless Indulgence En-
ioTed too often tho peculiar taste Ok shsintho
terorars a necessity, and long continued in
dul. .,anca ia tho minute dos>s has n constitu-
tsoaal e'fers CT the nervous systern. il posi-
tle, more horrible and crr1sialy urore in~u-
rable than taa. ~ whisky Paralysis and
rals7 ere among tao results of the habit,
aud II often induces insanity New Xork
Commercial Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

A ii,tls.hes.tancy ss 70 tho proper thing 70
DO sometimes diatrrhs n gentleman when
strangers are usberct into q church Pew
which he with oUo or ulors ladies IS occupy
ing Therefore, Il may not bo amiss to say
thar II the strangers arr lady or ladies', a.
compahied by gentleman, al that is ucces-
sary l. for ths FIRST party ~ move toward the
inner end ~ tie rev aad make room Tor
them, bat II the newcorier~ are ladies' alone,
the gentleman should step into the aisle and
allow them % pas IN Irst.